Mead v. Cutler

This is a writ of entry, brought in the Land Court * and taken by appeal to the Superior Court. It was agreed between the parties that the case should be heard before the presiding judge, without a jury, who should make rulings and direct answers to the issues, which answers should be treated as returned by a jury duly impanelled. Agreed facts were filed by the parties, and also “Memoranda upon which the case is to be submitted,” duly signed. Two of the stipulations among those in the memoranda, are as follows:

“ It is agreed, if competent, which the demandant denies, that the tenants quit the…